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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

The Best of Russia 2012 - Telegraph

This gallery contains a small selection of the winning photos in the "Best of Russia 2012" competition, which was open to amateur and professional photographers across the country. The only condition for entry was that photos must have been taken in Russia during 2012. An exhibition is running from February 13 to March 24 at WINZAVOD. Moscow Centre for Contemporary Art.
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